Douglas County Domino’s Stores Hosting Customer Appreciation Events This Week

Three locally owned Domino’s stores in Douglas County are holding customer appreciation events this week, beginning Monday in Winston and continuing through Wednesday.

During each event, customers can purchase medium one-topping Hand Tossed or Crunchy Thin Crust carryout pizzas for $5. The stores will also offer raffles, prizes, branded merchandise and other giveaways, including an opportunity to win free pizza for a year.

The events will take place on the following dates:

• Monday, July 13: Domino’s at 160 NW Main St. in Winston
• Tuesday, July 14: Domino’s at 817 W. Harvard Ave. in Roseburg
• Wednesday, July 15: Domino’s at 779 W. Central Ave. in Sutherlin

The Roseburg and Sutherlin stores are owned by Brian Howard, who has worked with Domino’s in Southern Oregon since he was a teenager.

Howard’s connection to the company began in the 1980s, when his father worked as a Domino’s delivery driver. Howard later joined the Grants Pass store while attending high school and eventually became a general manager. He became the franchise owner of the Sutherlin location in 2006 before expanding into Roseburg.

Angelique Martinez owns the Winston location. Martinez began working at the Roseburg Domino’s in 2016 while raising a child and commuting to work by bicycle. She later moved into leadership roles and helped open the Winston store in 2020.

With Howard’s mentorship and support, Martinez became the franchise owner of the Winston store in 2025.

Howard said the events are an opportunity to recognize the customers who have supported the locally owned stores for more than two decades.

“We wanted to find a way to give back and say thank you to our community,” Howard said. “We have been serving our communities in Sutherlin and Roseburg for over 20 years now and are incredibly thankful for their support.”

Martinez said the Winston team is looking forward to celebrating with longtime customers and meeting new ones.

“Giving back to the communities we serve is one small way we can lift everyone up,” Martinez said. “We’re excited to celebrate with our customers, meet new faces and thank everyone who has supported our store.”